July 2017
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Students Protest Toll Brothers Development in Ferguson Township
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Three Penn State student groups on Monday added their voices to the protest against Penn State’s sale of land in Ferguson Township to Toll Brothers, which plans to build luxury student housing on the site.
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Penn State Basketball: Big Ten Announces Home/Away And Single Plays
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The Penn State men’s basketball team will meet Iowa, Maryland, Nebraska, Northwestern and Ohio State for home and away games during the 2017-18 season the conference announced on Monday.
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Penn State Football: Training Camp To-Do List For The Nittany Lions
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Some 12 months ago the idea of Penn State putting together a Big Ten Championship season seemed unlikely at best. The Nittany Lions would have a new quarterback, a new offensive coordinator and if nothing else a much more established Ohio State program to contend with in the division.
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Family Heirlooms: For Barrie Moser, prize produce is a labor of love
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Better known to locals as the “Tomato Man” at the Downtown State College Farmers Market on Tuesdays and Fridays, it’s hard to miss Barrie Moser’s vegetable truck with the name Moser’s Garden Produce handpainted across the side. Moser’s motto is, “if we don’t grow it, we don’t sell it.” “We initially started in 1976 with…
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Health & Wellness: Looking, Feeling Your Best
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Cosmetic services have gained a lot of popularity over the last several years. In the United States alone, more than $13.5 billion was spent on cosmetic procedures last year. Turning on the television or scrolling through your Facebook newsfeed, it’s not uncommon to see celebrities promoting the next best thing. With each service, cream, or…
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About Town: What’s Where Here?
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Whether coming back permanently or for a weekend, former State College residents must be startled when they discover that, anymore, they don’t know what’s where here. Mercantile pillars remain the same. But what was at one time a full-service downtown hasn’t been that for many years. Now, a doorway ushers you into a different store.…
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Penn State Diary: Beta Theta Pi controversy
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In June, the Beta Theta Pi controversy prompted me to write about the challenges of being a fraternity member or leader. Recently, the fate of the house itself has become a topic of controversy as well. The land the house sits on is under a long-term lease from the university, which requires the building to…
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On Tap: State College Brew Expo 2017
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Visit your local beer distributor — or, these days, any grocery store or convenience store that sells beer — and the shelves are stocked with more different beers from more different breweries than one could ever have imagined. The craft-beer industry continues to grow, which has surprised Michael Martin. “I’ve been saying this…
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Artist of the Month: Alice Kelsey
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Leaving her medical practice behind, Alice Kelsey answers call to visual art-making Art is the underlying force behind everything Alice Kelsey does. From painting, to medicine, to music, Kelsey’s life endeavors have all been outflows of her aesthetic expression. Since closing her medical practice 12 years ago and devoting herself full-time to painting,…
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County Sees Uptick in Positive Mosquito Tests for West Nile Virus
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Centre County has seen a slight uptick this summer in mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus.